The “China in Art” gallery has officially opened its doors in Huzhou City, east China’s Zhejiang Province, unveiling a remarkable collection of contemporary artworks. The grand opening on Wednesday drew attention from art enthusiasts and professionals worldwide.
Nestled in the ancient Zhenlu Village, renowned for the discovery of silk pieces dating back over 4,700 years, the gallery bridges China’s rich history with its vibrant present. The venue offers a diverse experience with sections including a painting and calligraphy hall, a sculpture hall, and an immersive experience space.
Visitors can explore 125 masterpieces by the nation’s most esteemed calligraphers, sculptors, and painters. Notably, prominent artists such as Liu Wanming and Chen Jialing have generously donated their works to the exhibition, adding significant value to the collection.
Celebrated figures in the art world, including Wu Weishan, curator of the National Art Museum of China, and Remy Aron, president of the French Association of Arts, extended their congratulations via video messages. Their support underscores the gallery’s importance as a new cultural landmark.
The opening of the “China in Art” gallery signifies a dynamic fusion of heritage and modern artistry, offering a platform for cultural exchange and appreciation. It stands as a testament to China’s flourishing contemporary art scene and its deep-rooted historical legacy.
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'China in Art' gallery opens in Zhejiang, showcasing contemporary art
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